History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8 |
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... the princess , on the 5th of March , again wrote to the king on the subject , for the last time ; and , after expressing her mortification at not having received an answer to her letter , said , in conclusion , " I am now reduced to ...
... the princess , on the 5th of March , again wrote to the king on the subject , for the last time ; and , after expressing her mortification at not having received an answer to her letter , said , in conclusion , " I am now reduced to ...
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That Monday was the 9th of March . In this difficulty what was to be done ? The Whig ministry , with their eyes fixed on the probable speedy succession of the prince , or , at least , his accession to power , the king having recently ...
That Monday was the 9th of March . In this difficulty what was to be done ? The Whig ministry , with their eyes fixed on the probable speedy succession of the prince , or , at least , his accession to power , the king having recently ...
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... of March ( mark the dates ) , it began to be rumoured through the newspapers , that the king had changed his mind about the CATHOLIC BILL ; that his scruples of 1 b S n tr 0 wn , to t Cate CON ceedi and fi ell HISTORY OF [ Chap.
... of March ( mark the dates ) , it began to be rumoured through the newspapers , that the king had changed his mind about the CATHOLIC BILL ; that his scruples of 1 b S n tr 0 wn , to t Cate CON ceedi and fi ell HISTORY OF [ Chap.
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... but actually withdrew it , and that , too , by the hands of that same Lord HowICK ( now Earl Grey ) who had brought it in amidst the plaudits of that same House , who now , on the 18th of March , without a single word ...
... but actually withdrew it , and that , too , by the hands of that same Lord HowICK ( now Earl Grey ) who had brought it in amidst the plaudits of that same House , who now , on the 18th of March , without a single word ...
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... become secretary of state for foreign affairs , had to perform the task of giving , in the House of Commons , the explanation of this matter , which , on the 26th of March , 1807 , he did in these strange and memorable words : " It ...
... become secretary of state for foreign affairs , had to perform the task of giving , in the House of Commons , the explanation of this matter , which , on the 26th of March , 1807 , he did in these strange and memorable words : " It ...
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| Title | History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8 History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, William Cobbett |
| Author | William Cobbett |
| Publisher | William Cobbett, 1830 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 29 Mar 2006 |
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